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| | Grattan Institute chief executive Danielle Wood has argued the federal government is spending as though there is a recession or a crisis, although there is no such situation. Speaking at the Financial Standard Chief Economist Forum in Sydney today ... |
| | | ... pressures is the introduction of a one-off, $420 'cost of living tax offset' from July this year. Over 10 million taxpayers are in line to receive the offset which will add on to the existing low and middle income tax offset (LMITO). That means ... |
| | | ... while they personally may have saved enough to live well in retirement, others who don't save might become a burden on taxpayers. "In this context, there is overwhelming support for maintaining the legislated increase of the SG to 12% and for the compulsory ... |
| | | ... children. "The super system is very complex. Everything you do has a cost, somebody has to pay whether it's employers or taxpayers, there is no free lunch," chair of the Actuaries Institute Superannuation and Investment Practice Committee Tim Jenkins ... |
| | | Senator Jane Hume has slammed superannuation funds for creating rainy day funds that pay for potential penalties because of misconduct. Hume points to a recent trend in which several super funds applied to the courts seeking permission to charge members ... |
| | | ... Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue has recommended that the Australian Tax Office develop a Bill of Rights for taxpayers. The committee made 19 recommendations in response to the Commissioner of Taxation's Annual Report. Along ... |
| | | ... ratios are relatively high due to the dividend imputation system, which returns corporate tax to Australian resident taxpayers via franking credits with dividends, creating additional income for Australian resident taxpayers." Taking into account these ... |
| | | ... fosters more efficient capital allocation. Further to this, life insurance has broader benefits to society, particularly taxpayers. The latest budget showed the government's largest budget item was social security and welfare at 33.9%. Rice Warner ... |
| | | ... gains and losses in their tax returns after fears investors may think they are tax-free. The ATO estimates that 600,000 taxpayers have invested in crypto assets in recent years and will be writing to 100,000 taxpayers to explain their tax obligations ... |
| | | ... threshold from $90,000 to $120,000. The third stage of the Personal Income Tax Plan is slated for 2024/25 with 95% of taxpayers facing a tax rate of 30% of less. However, small and medium businesses will benefit from a tax rate reduction from 30% to ... |
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